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How do you say "sixth" in Italian?

la sesta

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "sixth" is la sesta.

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Pronunciation

Sound out sesta in pieces, se-sta, and make se the loudest part.

Grammar notes

la sesta is feminine. Its plural is sesti.

Example sentence

Ha concluso al sesto posto.

She finished in sixth place.

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How to remember la sesta

Replay the line "She finished in sixth place." as a tiny film clip, with sesta as the subtitle running underneath.

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Questions about la sesta

How do you pronounce la sesta?

Sound out sesta in pieces, se-sta, and make se the loudest part.

Is la sesta masculine or feminine?

la sesta is feminine. la sesta is feminine. Its plural is sesti.

How is la sesta used in Italian?

la sesta is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha concluso al sesto posto. (She finished in sixth place.).

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